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A medium severity vulnerability (CVE-2025-71180) in the Linux kernel's counter interrupt handling was resolved. The flaw involved improper use of the IRQF_NO_THREAD flag in IRQ handlers, which could lead to invalid wait contexts and kernel instability. Multiple Linux kernel subsystems, including the counter interface, were affected by various security issues fixed in this update. The vulnerability affects several Linux kernel versions prior to specific patched releases. A patch is available and included in updated Linux kernel packages distributed by Ubuntu. Users should apply these updates and reboot to ensure remediation.

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